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Forthcoming from Nature Masterclasses on-demand

Building a Strong Online Researcher Profile — June 2024

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Coming to the Nature Masterclasses on-demand Platform in June 2024.
This microlearning course aims to equip researchers with the essential skills to build and optimise their online researcher profile. Understanding the significance of being easily found online by various stakeholders such as journal editors, journalists, industry professionals, and fellow researchers is crucial in fostering collaborations and advancing one’s career. Throughout this short, practical course, participants will learn strategies and advice to craft compelling bios, select optimal keywords for their profiles, and optimise the components of a great personal, lab or institutional website as well as actionable techniques to boost their visibility and maximise their chances of success in today’s interconnected digital landscape.

Developed in conjunction with experts

Miranda Vinay

Associate Editor, Communications Engineering

Sadaf Shadan

Senior Editor Biology, Nature

Webinar: Navigating Scientific Writing

Your Questions Answered by Nature Portfolio Editors

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Join our free webinar at Nature Masterclasses on-demand
Writing a research paper is critical for any researcher’s success and our revamped, improved course “Writing a Research Paper: 2nd Edition” (launching end of January) is a solid platform to gain the skills to navigate your scientific writing journey. While we have made every effort to make our course as comprehensive as possible, scientific writing is nuanced and you may have more questions!

Join us for a free webinar with Davide Esposito, Chief Editor of Nature Catalysis and Zoltan Fehervari, Senior Editor of Nature, for a stimulating Q&A session on the challenges you and your peers may face when drafting manuscripts. Whether you have a burning question about the complexities of titles and abstracts, or if you’re contemplating how best to communicate your crucial findings, we will help make your scientific writing process as smooth and enjoyable as possible.

Feb 19th, Monday 4:00-5:00 pm GMT: Registration closed

Feb 20th, Tuesday 9:00-10:00 am GMT: Registration closed

The recordings of the webinar will be available soon to members of subscribing institutions.

Please note that any question should be submitted during the registration using the field provided in the registration form. While we will attempt to answer your questions as much as we can, we may only be able to cover questions of common interest or topics that are generally overlooked in scientific discussions. Even if you do not have any questions yourself, we still encourage you to join to benefit from the strategies discussed.

To maximise your learning experience with this webinar, we recommend you to work through our Writing a Research Paper: 2nd Edition course either before or after you join.


 

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Miranda Vinay
Sadaf Shadan